No single sponsor, organization, or denomination underwrites Les Feldick's ministry — "nobody, except everybody" supports it.
Les Feldick clearly states that no one underwriting organization or big church congregation is behind the ministry. Instead, support comes from "everybody," meaning the viewing audience and listeners who watch, write, give financially, and pray. These gifts from God's people, along with his own work as a rancher, are what make the ministry possible.
The provided transcript evidence does not contain a specific Bible passage addressing who supports this ministry. The question is answered through Les Feldick's practical teaching and comments rather than through a direct scriptural citation.
Les Feldick explains that the ministry is supported by "everybody" — the viewers and listeners who respond — and by no single outside group. He says, "I have nobody underwriting. We are not with any particular organization" and "no big church congregation behind me." He is a layman and full-time rancher, not a professional minister backed by a denomination or institutional sponsor. Television time is expensive, but he absolutely refuses to beg for money. Yet he can stay on the air only because of the gifts of God's people. The ministry is a tax-deductible organization, and donations are acknowledged with a receipt and then not followed by junk mail. Les says he makes no money from the ministry: tapes are sold at cost, and the ministry even pays the postage out of its own pocket. There is no office or secretaries; the 800 number comes into their home, and either Les or his wife answers the phone.
No. Les states plainly: "I have nobody underwriting. We are not with any particular organization." He also says, "No one underwrites this" and confirms there is no big church congregation behind him. Instead, he describes the support as coming from "everybody," meaning the people who watch, listen, write, and give.
Les acknowledges that television time is not cheap and that bills must be paid. Although he never asks for money on the program, he says, "we do have to pay for television time" and "we can stay on the air only because of the gifts of God's people." He also explains that the tapes are sold at cost and the ministry even pays the postage, so tapes are not a source of income. Les supports himself as a full-time rancher, separate from the ministry.
Les reads every letter and welcomes correspondence even when people cannot send a contribution. He is not opening the mail looking for money but wants to hear comments, prayer requests, and questions. The ministry is a tax-deductible organization, so contributors receive a receipt and acknowledgment, and they do not receive a pile of junk mail asking for more money.
The program gives the mailing address as Les Feldick Ministries, Route 1, Box 760, Kenta, Oklahoma, 74552, and the phone number as 1-800-369-7856. Les says support is greatly appreciated and all programs are available in printed form, audio cassette, and videotape. Since there is no office staff, calls come into the home and are answered personally.
Support Comes From Everybody
Les directly answers who supports the ministry: "nobody, except everybody," meaning the viewing audience, not a single sponsor.
No Underwriting Organization
Les says he has nobody underwriting and is not with any particular organization; he also explains that tapes are sold at cost and he makes his living as a rancher.
Gifts of God's People
Les says the stay on the air only because of the gifts of God's people and that the ministry is set up as a tax-deductible organization.
Letters Welcome Even Without Money
Les encourages people to write even if they cannot send a contribution; the ministry loves hearing comments, prayer requests, and questions.
No Big Organization Behind Him
Les emphasizes he is a layman with no formal education and no big church congregation behind him; no one underwrites the ministry.
Home Office and No Junk Mail
Les describes the small scale of the ministry: no office or secretaries, the 800 number comes into their home, and contributors receive only a receipt and acknowledgment.
Support Contact Information
Les provides the mailing address and phone number for those who appreciate the teaching and want to support the ministry.
Appeal for Support
Les repeats that support would be greatly appreciated and provides the same contact information for viewers.
No. Les says plainly, "I have nobody underwriting." He is not with any particular organization and has no big church congregation behind him. The support comes from "everybody" — the viewers and listeners who give.
No. Les describes the ministry as a non-denominational group and says he is not with any particular organization. He is a layman and full-time rancher, not part of a denominational structure.
No. He says the tapes are sold for their costs, and the ministry even pays the postage when mailing them. He states plainly that he is not making a dime out of the ministry; he earns his living as a rancher.
You can write to Les Feldick Ministries, Route 1, Box 760, Kenta, Oklahoma, 74552, or call 1-800-369-7856. Contributions are tax-deductible, and the ministry appreciates every gift.
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